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Scientists use loudspeakers to attract fish to degraded coral reefs
Jan 27, 2020
Written by
Katie Burton
Scientists are using underwater loudspeakers to attract fish species back to degraded coral reefs
DOSSIER: Confronting the global rubbish crisis
Jan 24, 2020
Written by
Mark Rowe
For years, China was the go-to destination for exporting the West’s refuse material. But with an import ban now in place for everything from plastics to e-waste, and a growing global population producing an ever-greater amount of rubbish, what exactly…
The art of remote controlled photography
Jan 22, 2020
Written by
Keith Wilson
Capturing the perfect shot sometimes means not having the camera operator present. Luckily, advances in camera traps and drone technology are making remote photography more and more viable, says Keith Wilson
UK unprepared to deal with electric vehicle battery waste mountain
Jan 21, 2020
Written by
Katie Burton
New research reveals that the UK needs to act fast to better recycle lithium-ion batteries and extract the valuable metals within
The channel hopping marine viruses
Jan 15, 2020
Written by
Katie Burton
As Arctic ice diminishes, new pathways are opening up, with potentially deadly consequences for marine mammals
Climatewatch - Why 2020 marks the start of a crucial decade for the environment
Jan 01, 2020
Written by
Marco Magrini
As a new decade begins, Marco Magrini wonders if the 2020s could be make or break for when it comes to fixing the environment
Action photography: shooting on the move
Dec 31, 2019
Written by
Keith Wilson
When it comes to shooting a moving subject, most photographers fall into one of two camps: ‘snipers’ or ‘machine gunners’. But is one better than the other, asks Keith Wilson?
After the glaciers are gone
Dec 27, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
The melting of glaciers over the next 100 years will leave large amounts of empty space behind. One group of scientists has analysed ways these new landscapes could be used
DOSSIER: Can climate-friendly aviation ever actually exist?
Dec 26, 2019
Written by
Chris Fitch
Large-scale air travel is under public scrutiny, and refusing to fly is increasingly in vogue, but can not dismantling the aviation industry really be justified?
Confronting the global rubbish crisis
Dec 25, 2019
Written by
Mark Rowe
For years, China was the go-to destination for exporting the West’s refuse material. But with an import ban now in place for everything from plastics to e-waste, and a growing global population producing an ever-greater amount of rubbish, what exactly…
Will increasing passenger taxes really lower aviation’s carbon emissions?
Dec 19, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
Across the EU, emissions from aviation are increasing and passenger numbers are on the up. As Germany raises the taxes it imposes on passengers, Geographical asks whether these sums can really make a difference
COP25: Europe’s Green Deal opens door to global climate disaster politics
Dec 17, 2019
Written by
Matt Maynard
As polluting rich nations court global catastrophe at UN climate talks, Europe’s 2050 carbon neutrality target embraces 3˚C of warming as best-case scenario
COP25: Madrid-hosted climate conference ends with a whimper
Dec 16, 2019
Written by
Marco Magrini
Alarmingly, nothing unexpected happened in Madrid
Waste World - Picturing the pollution in our seas
Dec 14, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
The January issue’s dramatic cover image was designed to highlight the overwhelming problem of garbage pollution in our planet’s seas. We caught up with Karl Taylor, the photographer behind this shot, to see how and why the image was created
COP25: Citizens and scientists unite behind steel curtain of climate injustice
Dec 12, 2019
Written by
Matt Maynard
Protestors from the global south were physically removed yesterday from the Madrid climate conference. However, a civil society armed with climate science refuses to be left out in the cold
COP25: ‘Fossil’ awards highlight ‘good and evil’ players in Madrid
Dec 10, 2019
Written by
Marco Magrini
Climate NGOs point fingers at nations holding back climate crisis efforts
COP25: World leaders debate global carbon trading playbook
Dec 09, 2019
Written by
Matt Maynard
The Paris Agreement has reached adolescence. Its final stages of development require consensus on the highly contentious Article Six
COP25: Growing tourism to severely impact environmental health
Dec 06, 2019
Written by
Marco Magrini
A report presented at COP25 highlights the trouble with tourism, but does the future of holiday travel cast an even darker shadow?
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